Support us

There are a number of ways, other than playing in the City of Coventry Corps of Drums, that you can support us.

Volunteer

We are always looking for volunteers to support our work. These include helpers on a Wednesday and Sunday to provide refreshments to the members of the Corps, teachers who can assist in
helping to teach our members to play their instruments and loaders to help load and unload the instruments and uniforms off the coach. Loaders may also need to provide additional support to the
Corps whilst they are performing.

We do not ask that you attend every performance, but make yourself available as often as your own circumstances allow.

Donate

As a registered charity (511615) the Coventry Corps of Drums receive donations from organisations. However, this income alone cannot sustain all of the activities undertaken by the Corps. Only
with the support of generous individuals can the Corps continue to share its music with people all over the UK. Over the last 12 months we have used this money in some great ways including:

- Instrument servicing tokeep the instruments in good condition

- Purchasing new uniforms for members

- Purchasing badges to reward individuals who have progressed

If you would like to make a donation, please contact us and we can arrange this with you.

Fundraise

We often hold concerts and raffles whereby the income from ticket sales helps add to our funds. Please feel free to come along and join us. Keep a look out at our up and
coming engagements for details of our concerts.

We also welcome anyone to help us by holding their own fundraising event, or by donating prizes for our raffles, so please get in
touch and let us know what you can do.

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